Sentence examples for parents black from inspiring English sources

I've loved her since I was a grade-schooler watching reruns on my parents' black and white console TV.

SKIN colour and poverty kept Raymond Rutherford's parents, black South Carolinians who lived in the first half of the last century, from voting.

In Tary Dibba in southern Lebanon, where Mr. Mugniyah was born to peasant parents, black flags were raised and stores were closed.

But after being accused of hitting a pupil and being called a "sell-out" by the pupil's parents, black councillors and a community radio station, his life goes downhill.

He first watched Moore talking about Sputnik on his parents' black and white TV, in 1957, and more than half a century later as astronomer royal joined Moore as a VIP guest.

Armed with previously unreleased statistics broken down by race, a group of parents, black and white, accused the school district of systemic segregation: steering blacks away from honors classes and into special education, disciplining blacks at disproportionate rates, allowing test scores of blacks to lag far behind those of whites for a decade.

After the breakfast, he said that for the first time people without titles -- parents, blacks and Hispanics -- spoke as one.

As he was growing up with both parents black-list-implicated, the shameful times were what he heard regularly and heatedly discussed.

I was in seventh grade in Cleveland when the images of Selma, Alabama in what came to be known as Bloody Sunday, flashed across my parents' black-and-white television screen on March 7 , 1965

Whites and Asians were more likely to be raised by two parents; Blacks were least likely to be raised by two parents.

It was the act of black men who are or may someday parent black children.